hi

WindowsXP Pro

I have IE7 installed on my computer, I use my computer for developing
websites in asp.net. I have a server here with IE6 (so I can test how my
webpages looks like in IE6)... but I very much would like to have IE8 on my
computer together with IE7 so I can test how the webpages looks in the
different browsers...

As it's now I have to upload my webpages to my server and ask somebody else
who have IE8 to send me screenshots, etc.. that is very time consuming...

So, any ideas how I can install IE8 and keep IE7?

Jeff wrote:
:: hi
::
:: WindowsXP Pro
::
:: I have IE7 installed on my computer, I use my computer for developing
:: websites in asp.net. I have a server here with IE6 (so I can test
:: how my webpages looks like in IE6)... but I very much would like to
:: have IE8 on my computer together with IE7 so I can test how the
:: webpages looks in the different browsers...
::
:: As it's now I have to upload my webpages to my server and ask
:: somebody else who have IE8 to send me screenshots, etc.. that is
:: very time consuming...
::
:: So, any ideas how I can install IE8 and keep IE7?


You can't have IE7 and IE8 unfortunately.

You might find this of interest (it may or may not be of assistance to you):
http://ipinfo.info/netrenderer/

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It's possible, yes, but such side-by-side scenarios are not supported.

You're best bet would be to have XP/IE7 running in one partition and XP/IE8
running in another.


Jeff wrote:
> WindowsXP Pro
>
> I have IE7 installed on my computer, I use my computer for developing
> websites in asp.net. I have a server here with IE6 (so I can test how my
> webpages looks like in IE6)... but I very much would like to have IE8 on
> my
> computer together with IE7 so I can test how the webpages looks in the
> different browsers...
>
> As it's now I have to upload my webpages to my server and ask somebody
> else
> who have IE8 to send me screenshots, etc.. that is very time consuming...
>
> So, any ideas how I can install IE8 and keep IE7?

Another solution that would allow faster switching between the
two OSes would be to have them each running on their own
virtual machine.

*TimDaniels*

"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wroteL
> It's possible, yes, but such side-by-side scenarios are not supported.
>
> You're best bet would be to have XP/IE7 running in one partition
> and XP/IE8 running in another.
>
>
> Jeff wrote:
>> WindowsXP Pro
>>
>> I have IE7 installed on my computer, I use my computer for developing
>> websites in asp.net. I have a server here with IE6 (so I can test how my
>> webpages looks like in IE6)... but I very much would like to have IE8 on my
>> computer together with IE7 so I can test how the webpages looks in the
>> different browsers...
>>
>> As it's now I have to upload my webpages to my server and ask somebody else
>> who have IE8 to send me screenshots, etc.. that is very time consuming...
>>
>> So, any ideas how I can install IE8 and keep IE7?
>